Thanks for breaking this down, really liked you analysis and clear delivery. I'm running a 12700 and looking to upgrade still not sure if i should pull the trigger now or wait a little longer for the x3d versions. My biggest concern is the low number of PCIE lanes, i really wish these would support 2xGPU at max lanes without needing to go Threadripper or Xeon as the prices of those + mobo's are crazy.
After the abysmal response Intel has made to dealing with the ongoing 13900k/14900K issue, Intel can SUCK A FAT ONE. And I say that as a lifelong (now former as of this month) member of team blue. I'm going full AM5 + 9950X on July 31st and selling my 14900K.
Thanks for breaking this down, really liked you analysis and clear delivery. I'm running a 12700 and looking to upgrade still not sure if i should pull the trigger now or wait a little longer for the x3d versions. My biggest concern is the low number of PCIE lanes, i really wish these would support 2xGPU at max lanes without needing to go Threadripper or Xeon as the prices of those + mobo's are crazy.
Granite Ridge (9000X series) includes RDNA2 integrated GPU with two compute units (same as previous 7000 series) instead of RDNA 3.5
After the abysmal response Intel has made to dealing with the ongoing 13900k/14900K issue, Intel can SUCK A FAT ONE. And I say that as a lifelong (now former as of this month) member of team blue. I'm going full AM5 + 9950X on July 31st and selling my 14900K.